We seem to accept that males occasionally put a woman down sexually - unpleasant as it is, but might put it down to testosterone overload, low self esteem, no self control or a mind obsessed with sex.
We expect a different mindset from a woman, but when a female inflicts verbal sexual assaults on other females - what do we make of her? Is she so insecure that when she sexually denigrates another female, she feels superior simply because she believes people will perceive her as being more physically attractive? Or does she enjoy the same being said to her by a male? Could it be insecurity about her own sexuality? Maybe it is just transference of the abuse which males have inflicted on her?
I tried to find something on the net about females who do this to other women, but there's nothing. It's all about males and females sexually denigrating the opposite sex. We can only come to the conclusion that it is abnormal behaviour. Is it tolerated simply because there is no precedent to follow?
This has been amended to add the female perpetrator.
Quote:Jokes and banter that are fueled by sexism and misogyny are not clever, edgy or provocative. They're aimed, typically at reinforcing a sense of male/female superiority and entitlement. Far from being 'a bit of harmless fun', they fuel unhealthy attitudes that have a real-life negative impact on countless women/men and girls/boys.
Secure men/women have no need or desire to sexually denigrate women/men. They respect themselves; they respect women/men.
http://www.stopdemand.org/wawcs0154998/sexual-denigration.html